in-home

American  

[in-hohm] / ˈɪnˌhoʊm /

adjective

1. available, provided, or taking place in a person's home.

   in-home tutoring.

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Example Sentences

The next few years will be about raising the first generation of in-home robots, and letting them learn from your routine.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cost of in-home care and other long-term-care services has soared in recent years, and the situation isn’t getting any better.

From MarketWatch

Sky Sports also revealed 40% of the in-home viewers of the game opted to watch the alternative stream featuring Reynolds and Mac.

From BBC

Lakers in 2011 and spent years building an underground, in-home basketball court, where he says he has hosted NBA players to shoot hoops.

From The Wall Street Journal

The latest CareScout “Cost of Care” survey puts California at the top of most of the lists, with in-home care averaging $7,600 a month and a shared room in a nursing home going for $12,000 a month.

From MarketWatch